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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01
New Demands TO He Made.

EvERsoN. Pa. April 3O.-The Miners Amalgam-
ated Association Of the coke regions met here, to-day
consider the award of Umpire Jackson of the coke
arbitration board 1t decided to the award
date. and to make a demand for 1212 per
cent advance in take effect in six days the
alternative to be strike. A committee appointed
to confer with the Knights of Labor miners, and if
possible their cooperation in making the strike
general. Over Is, 900 men are interested.
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myself kase I'm sponsble Eur il. I'm a wilder
and de what does dis washin s a wilder
and goes out an gifts der washin' fur her and
1t to her and she washes it, aud den taken it
back and 'cose got git de money fur it. Sides
dat L m kinder shnn up her, and CANT Spite my
prospects by SIGH business lax dis 1t meks
mad. an m gwine ter git dat money der II be
trouble sholy nuf. Like ter git my hans on him,
dog gone him! Well, err. goodbye. boss"
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He Was Responsible for Ii.

'I'ookyere boss, can't you tell somethin' bout
dis wrtinf said old and much abused looking negro
20 the youngstsr who makes an intelligence-o
Of himself in the Journal counting-roon as he handed
out greasy piece Of paper with iegble scrawl
81. A brief inspection gave clew to ehe mystery,
and old uncle was Informed. Then he said com
psiningy' Oats lie dress err a man done washed
fur now fur mos month. and he don't show up wild
money. dunno what 70 do You see eff dat
rascal ain gwine ter pay, got raise dat money
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LABOR INTERESTS.

Approval of tho Action of the X. of L. Exc
cutive Board Concerning the Molders.
READING Pa. April 3O.-The action of the general
executive board of the knights of Labor not to
ton strikes resulting from the of the St.
Louis stove patterns to Knights of Labor employed
in the stovemoldin9 trade with the approval of
the stove moders of this district. At the Mount
Penn stoveEvorks the st. Louis patterns being
used. and the have returned to work At
the Reading stove works, from the foundries of
which establishment the Western patterns have been
excluded the molders are both members of the union
and of the Knights of Labor thorough understand
ing has been arrived by the stove manufactur
of this district and their employees and there is
likelihood of a ike
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01
Iron Molders Rebel.

CINCINNATI, April 3O.-The local union of iron
molders has rebeled against the authority of the
tional union, and has determined to resume work
Monday next the old rates. and to accept St Louis
patterns any other that be offered. President
Fitzpatrick of the national union has failed to
troll his in Cincinnati.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

Twas suffering with sick headache
in its worst form. / used Oriental
Neuralgia Cure. and it completely
relieved me. MRS. HOW ELL,
265 Huron ST., Indianapolis,
My wife has been a sufferer from
neuralgia for six years. She used
Oriental Neuralgia Cure and is en-
tirely cured.
CHAS. DE GRANRUT,
Ala n. California ST., Indianapolis.
Having been suffering for some
time with neuralgia of the bowels,
[ hereby certify that after taking
four doses of Oriental Neuralgia
Cure it has effectually removed all
symptoms of neuralgia pain.
JOHN YOUNG,
179 Mass. Ave-, indianapolis.
l have been a sufferer from neu-
ralgia of the head, and | was re-
lieved by using Oriental Neuralgia
Cure. GEO. w. SHAFFER,
229 N. New Jersey ST., Indianapolis.
After suffering for fourteen years
with neuralgia of the heart, [ was
completely cured by using one bot
tie of Oriental Neural gia Cure.
JAMES w. LEE,
So Lockerbie ST., Indianapolis:
| have been a sufferer with sick
headache for years, and one dose of
Oriental Neuralgia Cure did me
more good and relieved me quicker
than all the remedies l had ever
used. REBECCA MCCLURE,
2S7 Huron ST., Indianapolis, Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01
MIR. Armour's Views About Boycotts.

CHICAGO, April 30.-Phil Armour said to-day, in
relation to the boycott started against Armour Co.,
in Pttsburg: They shooting these boycotts
around promscuously but don It pay any attention
them whatever. for they can't injure in
1t affords them little amusement, and does not hurt
anybody in particular"
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THE EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES.
su1NG THE nELr ROAD roR DANfAc

SUING THE BELT ROAD FOR DAMAGES
On May 81 1885. Fred Gessler was crossing The
Belt railroad the National road of the city
when his buggy was struck by switch engine He
severely injured and his horse was killed and
buggy wrecked He has brought suit against the Belt
Railroad and Stock yards Company for So 900 dam
ages.
SUING FOR POSSESSION OF LOTS
James f. Eaglesfeld traded lots with Helen S. Rich
mond, March L, but after the terms agreed
upon. Mrs. Richmond refused TO sign the deed. Mr.
Eagles6ed has brought suit TO compel her to carry
out her contract and also wants IL 600 damages for
being kept out of the of the property since
the real estate boom began.
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sympathy from headquarters.

New York Sun.
Czar-I notice that the American base bali
season is about to open.
Czarina-Yes2
Czar-I feel sorry for the poor umpires
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

EOR SALE-BY ALEX. METZGER. SEVERAL
It valuable pieces of business property; frstclass
investments
A fourstory block. rents for 80 900; price.
$3S. 900.
Building EastWashngton street. threestory brick,
price f21 600.
Large warehouse. three stories, will pay 10 per
SIG 600 location South Delaware street.
Twostory brick on Illinois street Washington;
pays well price-S22 600.
Valuable farm property. 100 in Washington
township five miles north of the Circle; price, $l6
0OO-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

rT1O MANUFACTURERS-THE UNDERSIGNED
has for sale or lease. the city of Indianapo
lis Ind a desirable manufacturing site The
building is of brick story high with extra heavy
walls and foundation; size 70x92 feet. with
large dryingrcom. enCine-room and blacksmith shop.
Facilities TO- shipping unequaled. The building
is connected by switch with the eighteen railroads
diverging in all directions from the capital city of In
diana. .Tenement-houses for operatives and an
abundance of ground Also offered sixty horse
power Coriss engine. For particulars address c. E.
REYNOLDS & CO., rental agents, 10 Circle street,
INDIANAPOLIS Ind.
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o &C FOR / BARREL BEST SALT.
Oh $4.35 for l barrel Crown Jewel -four.
soc for % TBS Crown Jewel -four.
lie for 1 can table peaches in sirup.
&c fer can damson plums.
&c for 1 green peas
I2lec for 1 g. TO can California blackberries.
1212c for l B. To California raspberries.
15c for l 3 fb California aprcots.
25c for 3 3 I'd pie peaches.
Zoe for l can Folks tomatoes.
&c for 1 gooseberres.
s for 19 lbs white extra sugar.
g for Is ID soft sugar
81 for II TBS confectioners sugar.
7l2c per ID best English currants
2sc for TBS Muscate raisins.
25c for boxes sardines in oil.
Toe for l box mustard sardiues
15c for l dozen boxes matches.
lac for / dozen boxes carpettacks.
25c for lbs oatmeal.
Toe for imported Holland herrings.
Zoe for box Red Seal I've.
25c for 3 TBS ginger-snaps-
1oc for / I'd best baking powder
zoe for 1-quart jar mixed pickles or chow chow.
In coffses the lowest IN the city.
In tobsccos cannot be undersold.
Free delivery to all parts Of the city.
C. II. SCHRADER,
453 and 457 Virginia
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

NOR SALE-BY ALEX METZGER, RESIDENCE
Il North Illinois street, with all the modern i'm
provements; frstclass bargain at 15 600
Thirty-ive lots in Bruce Baker Place addition at
low price cash.
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REAL ESTATE AND LOAN.
STEAMSHIP AND INSURANCE AGENCY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
II ENDALL & SON-IEDIANA DYE HOUSE.
IN Clothing cleaned. dyed and repaired, % Mass
MISCELLANEOUS - GO TO NASON'S FOR
vi frstclass photographs. Only SO per dozen.
661S North Pennsylvania.
EIRSTCLASS WATCH WORK, ENGRAVING
IL and jewelry repairing at lowest prices. GUS P.
CRAFT, 10 North Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

NOR SALE-REAL ESTATE-BARGAINS IN
Il houses An elegant six-room cottage Louisi
ana street So 100 good tsvo-story house of ten
orth East street. down town So 600 fifteen
and onehalf all in cultivation adjoining Bright
wood-a bargain at 50 900: elegant lot College
avenue, 49x17O feet easy terms. 81 500:
CANT central business property paying 10 per cent
net. CAPITAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, SEN
tinel Building.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

NOR SALE-BY ALEX. METZGER. FOUR VA
II cant lots East Market street; bargain at
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

NVIEW OF THE GAS BOOM
propose to help along
matters by booming
the shoe trade and
to this end we
propose to
offer
boots and shoes this week
at prices
the like of which
havenever before been
seen in this section of
the West. We have some
big bargains.
Bates House Shoe Store.
y. A. MAAG.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-BY ALEX. METZGER, THREENEW
l. cottages East Ohio street; bargain. Each,
Z
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

DIG BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE-FIVE
- pieces good business property and nice resi-
dence within to three squares of court house,
which win pay from 10 to is per cent. on invest
ment Inquire at BARGAIN HOUSE, rs Virginia
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

NOR SALE-A VALUABLE ADDITION IN THE
Il southern part of the city. consisting of sixty
five lots; will sell the whole for 81 500.
Fifteen acres east and adi Joining George F. Adamss
additions good house large barn: ground is all ready
for subdividing. Price IS 900.
Seven and one-tenth FIVE miles southeast on
Michigan road; cheap at price-SSO0 ALEX.
METZGER,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

nFFERED-FOR THE FIRST TIME, THIRTY
~ three lots in the Bruce Place addition. The lots
College avenue, Broadway and Park avenue
Size of lots 65x177 feet. E. L. HASSELD, 1872
North PENNSYLVANIA street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

NOR SALE-BY ALEX. METZGER RESIDENCE
T on North Alabama street, south of st. Clair, for
So. 900.
Residence-A two-story brick Broadway, eight
rooms; price, So, 600.
Fine residence on Christian avenue. with all the
modern improvements: price. s.. 600.
Residence on North Delaware street, two-story
frara ten rooms 81 600
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

REATEST BARGAIN ON THE MARKET IN A
" 7-room house; closets and pantry: plate glass:
nice new house, all complete; stone walks. handsome
yard, North Illinois street. close Fifth street;
good neghborhocd: must SELF price. S3. 200;
less; quick. CENTRAL LAND LOAN AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY, IA North Pennsylvania
street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

EOR SALE-BY ALEX. METZGER, RESIDENCE
Il Central avenue; two-story frame, eleven
rooms 81. 600.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

nor SALE-BY ALEX. METZGER. A FRAME
L cottage of eight rooms, large lot-65xI77; price,
50. 600.
TIOR SALE-BY ALEX. METZGER, THREE
Il choice vacant lots East Ohio street. Price
each 81 200
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-01

~ AS REAL ESTATE-FORTY ACRES OF LAND
" within the gas belt. northeast of Brightwood; a
superb bargain. Must be taken at once; price
$11 900: Bee-line railroad runs through the land
also Fendleton pike: don't delay. See CENTRAL
Ian !. LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, Ia
North PennsvIva1lia
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-02-25
Mr. MANLETs COAL SHAFT.

Mr.. Editor: AS it may he interest
ing to some of the readers ofyour pa
per to know what success we had in
our coal shaft, 1 will say from head
auarters) it was a complete failure. We
blasted to the depth of GA feet and
found only four inches of good coal,
with fire clay below it. There was
FIVE feet of slate above the coal that
will partly burn. The shaft altogether
will cost about $500. We have some
water, and it is hoped the leak will
increase to sufficient supply for use.
We regret somewhat that we al
lowed our blaster to overdraw his wa
pes before the work was f1nished-on
pretense of wanting winter supplies
thereby tempting him to throw up his
contract and refuse to pay back the
money. You know Kansas law gives
the poor man a good chance that way.
feel certain that coal can be had IN
paving quantities in this vicinity, II
we 60 deep enough. Three parties
have offered me SO apiece if / organize
| company and go deeper. In case a
company should he organized
III will give $40 and let them
choose any location within five miles Of
mo L. MANLEY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-02-25
Farmers Column.


Notices unier this head will he inssrtei one
week free OF charge for all subscriDefs % the
RE6IsTKR, Any such excepting those regular
" engaged in the merchAntile businrssl having
any article to sell or trade, are CIR tsiy ihSi
eli to make use 81 this colamn0
L. 8. Searls, ga miles west OF Ciriyie, mas
. span Of 4-year-old horses. for sale.
C.. L. smith, miles east aud mile . north OF
lola, has sorrell mares each 8 years DID,
weight /, 90 apiece, for sale er trade. Time
given il required.
/. +. Lawyer, lola, Kansas, has one Jonn
Deer Gilpin plow and one secondhand Stude-
baker wagon for sale or trade for any kind Of
stock.
Mrs. A. b. Null, second residence west OF
Rock Creek school house, makes drst class rag
carpet for 10 and lsls cents yard.
S. n Delap. lola, has l6 shoats to SELL
Also span Of mares, with fosl. for sale
A. n. Swisart. miles north Of lola. has
COOL seasoned fence posts for sale.
John Ohlfest, LaHarpe, has span OF BLACK
horses, match team, weighing 800 pounds
each, for sale
J. H. Vaughn, Moran, Kansas, has two Econ
omy hay presses, nearly new, for sale or trade.
Will sell for less than half cost for cash II sold
soon.
A. B. Curtis, l.. miles north and x mile wes'
OF Geneva, has . span Of young mules, Is hands
hizh, for sale. Price $3.50. 80
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-02-25
Concerning Grapes.

Ed. Register: In answer to inquir-
les in regard to grape culture. l would
recomend the following a. among the
best for this county:
Black; Worden. Moore's Early, Con-
cord: red, Dracut Amber, Brighton,
Delaware, Agawam; white. Eloira,
Martha.
The new highly recommended va
rieties are the Niagara and Empire
State.
It is not profitable to plant too MANY
kinds. ..,.
Always prune in the fall, but IL IL
has been neglected, very early. spring
will do.
The first Autumn after planting cut
off all but one bunch and do not leave
more than five buds on this. Aafter
growth commences rub OF all buds out
two, the strongest.
Do not allow vines to bear any frult
until the root system has become strong
enough to perfect it.
When ready to fruit keep in mind
that the two buds nearest the starting
point of last years growth are the only
ones to leave for fruit.
| Use your own judgment and read
all YOU can on the subject.
Grape cutting to be rooed IN tns
! open ground should be cut at ieas
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-02-25
OBITUARY.
(By request.l

Jeremiah Baker WAS born IN Me-
chanicksburg, Champaign county, o.
March 18th, 1922. He remained there
until he was - years of age when ne
removed to Michigan where he learn
ell the tanners trade to which he de-
voted himself for a number OF years.
After living in Michigan for some
vears. he removed to Indiana, after
wards returning to Michigan and go
ing from there TO Minnesota, from
which State he removed in 1879 to
Kansas, locating on farm near Moran
which he occupied until his death
which occurred February 9Th. DE
leaves 4 wife and six children to mourn
his loss. One son lives in Michigan
and one in Minnesota. The other three
sons and the daughter. Mrs. Matte
Huber, live in this county.
The remains were inferred in tie
Moran cemetery and the funeral ger
vices, which were conducted by Kew
King, were largely attended.
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The time lie getting rather short for
pruning grapevines this year. Any
time between the LIST Of November and
the time the sap starts in the spring,
when the wood is not frozen. If you
have your vines trained up as high as
YOU want them, in pruning cut back
all Of last years growth to two joints,
as the fruit all comes from last years
growth. The Concord is the standard
grape for this country. The Delaware
Is the best table grape, not quite a.
hardy as the Concord. Cuttings ought
to be cut in the fall and put in SAND,
kept in a cellar over winter, but can be
grown when cut in the spring. Cut
two joints to a cutting, put in mellow
soil leaving the upper joint above the
ground stick shingie on the south
side, leaning over the cutting. When
the weather is dry, water them.
Yours truly.
I. b. LAWYER.
lola, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-02-25

English SPAWN Linir,ent removes
a,l Hard. Soft, or Ca!loused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints. Sweeney Sites,
Strains. Sore and Swollen Throat,
Cough. etc, Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Every bottle warranted by
Scott 4 Son druggist, lola. Feb.s, 81.
III. Fisher informs us that he ex-
r.,.,. to remove to Chanute about
si.rr,, LIST. where he will continue the
practice Of law. He will probably be
in Io.a most of the time however until
after the March term Of court. Mr..
Fisher is . well read lawyer and q man
of immense energy and will doubtless
work his way very soon 70 hiSn posi-
ton at the NeoshO county bar.
Mr.. G. P. Knapp, Secretary of the
Fort Scott Natural Gas Company and
a gentleman who has had great deal
of experience with natural gas wells,
was in town last Sunday and examin-
ed our new well. He was very favor
ahly impressed with it, and expressed
the opinion that it was fully equal in
force to their best well at Fort Scott and
that the illuminating quality of the gas
was extra fine. He thought that one
more well of equal force. which he
had no doubt could be had by boring,
would supply all the gas that our town
could possibly use both for heating and
lighting purposes. He gave his idea
of the value of the well by remarking
incidentally that whether you have
well worth $4,000 or well worth
nothing, depends on shutting the wat
er off," AS there is no doubt that the
water can be shut of, the value OF our
we'll is established. The thing 20 90
nov. az soon as we can, is to get anOth-
er as soon as we can and then utilize
the product. Mr.. Knapp gave the
managers of the Gas Company q grea'
many valuable pointers gained by his
long experience and they feel under
much obligation to him for his ad
vice and opinion.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-02-25
The Poultry Yard.

HaIf-breed slight Brahmas make
the best settlers and mothers.
Select the best shaped and largest
eggs from the best layers, for hatch
ing.
Warm water should be sprinkled
over the eggs every few::days, where
moisture is not otherwise provided.
When fowls have their liberty, use
one male bird to Is females. When
confined use one male to females.
Eggs frem all Asiatics and American
breeds should be set as soon as possible,
while May is the month to hatch eggs
from al. non-setters.
Get rid of all the male birds at once,
that you do not actually need and save
only the best for use.
At the Crystal Palace poultry show
at Sydenham, En gland, there were
4 900 entries and nearly 5000 fowls
shown. The same may be said OF Biz
mingham, Dairy, Liverpool and Edin
burgh. We wish we had more Eng
lishm en- here.
In order to find out just what oul
poultry will do 1 want every LADY
reader of the REGISTER To keep an &C
curate account of all eggs laid and tn
number of hens kept, from March firs
to November first, and mail the result
tome To the one whe makes the bes
average, will give large Bronz
turkey for Thanksgiving.
The first muddy day, clean out th'
hen house, white-wash it thoroughly
on the inside with ten cents worth o
lime, and if you can afford to burn tn
old roosts and put in new ones. ID
not put them in ladder fashion, bu
same az the stats IN bedstead, ant
not over thirty inches high, 80 tina
the fowls will not quarrel for IN
highest perch, or bruise themselve
when they are descending.
&C. NORTON.
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ASIATIC CHOLERA

Is the most dangerous and destruct-
I've of all contagious diseases in fact,
diarrhoea, cholera morbus and stomach
disorders are greatly modified forms of
this disease. During this month it is
unsafe to be without Begg's DiarrhOea
Balsam which acts 50 successfully in
all summer complaints. 1t is harmless
and pleasant to administer. Price 35
cents. For sale by Goodhue & Evans.